2025 AcuraRDX A-Spec For Sale

I’ve owned at least one Acura since 2000. I’ve owned a few other brands that I like as well or better. But Acura is good value, great styling and handling, reasonable maintenance costs, many luxury features, etc. We had a 2019 RDX we traded on a 2023 Toyota Venza Limited, we also had a 2017 RDX that I traded on a 2022 RDX. I did not enjoy the 2017, although it was reliable. I’d say if you are looking for used get a 2022 RDX or newer. There are enough improvements that it’s worth it. (Sound deadening, wireless CarPlay, wireless charging, ambient lighting, digital speedometer, styling to front and rear). I’m very happy with my 2022, but the infotainment is not as intuitive as some others and it could use an expanded driver display. The wireless CarPlay improves function over the 2019. We like the Toyota infotainment though so we take it on trips because of that and the hybrid gas mileage. My 2022 is FWD and the 2019 was SHAWD. I didn’t need AWD and I cannot tell much difference in handling.

Love my new car! Perfect for what we needed, style power and luxury and car we know will last. AWD with a panoramic sunroof what more could I ask for

The method of interaction with infotainment screen and the unreliability of infotainment alone has helped me to realize that I will never again own an Acura product. I love the way it drives (drivetrain, handling, seat comfort is all great) but in the end sometimes a little thing like the electronics package will sink you. Also, I hate putting in premium gas. I won't buy another vehicle that requires premium gas either.